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Read the stanza from "Elegy for My Brother Poet Filipino & Yuki Indian" by Vince Gotera. in Vietnam, El Salvador, Afghanistan — but your words live on in sacred corn, in wheat's amber waves, in the holy words of Tayko-mol. Oandasan, your poems fly like rainbow-feathered spiders in seven directions — mountain, valley, forest, city, ocean, sky, home. What is the meaning of this stanza?
Oandasan wrote poems that make people feel lost.
Oandasan wrote poems that celebrate all people.
Oandasan wrote poems about strange looking spiders.
Oandasan wrote poems about natural environments.

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